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In the solo Pressa, Duarte is a benign crazy in clay-caked trousers, listening to channel-hopping radio while imprisoned behind stagewide netting. Fox's Keith Olbermann, who will host his network's studio show the first week before going to the American League Championships Series site as a reporter, doesn't think channel-hopping for the playoffs is all that difficult. Vertical programming would capture some of the channel-hopping viewers (captivated by a personality perhaps), those who love that day's particular genre, and the viewers in the "mood" for that type of show. |
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